Friday Phenomenology Group Seminars
Upcoming Events
Black holes formed in the early universe can make up all or part of dark matter. I will review some scenarios for their formation, especially those that arise from common models of physics…
Past Events
In my talk, I will present recent work on the formation of primordial black hole dark matter and the resultant gravitational wave signal, drawing from recent results of …
There are a variety of experimental and astrophysical constraints on non-gravitational interactions of dark matter, both with itself and with the Standard Model.
With the direct detection of gravitational waves (GWs) from LIGO in 2016, and recent evidence from the NANOGrav collabortion for a stochastic GW background, GW astronomy is becoming an important…
The baryon sector of the present universe is almost entirely matter and no antimatter.
In this talk, I’ll discuss new ways of probing BSM physics using environmental effects - in particular the dense environments of stellar remnants .
Gravitational waves with frequencies below 1 nHz are notoriously difficult to detect and fall below the typical cutoff frequency for conventional pulsar timing analyses.